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The film takes place in a familiar region if you have been following
recent Turkish cinema, northern Turkey, or the coast of the Black Sea.
The backdrop is the turmoil of the World War II, reflected through the
Obligation Law, where every male in the city of Zonguldak and the
surrounding towns is required to work in the coal mines.
Film name is “Kelebeğin Rüyası” (Butterfly’s Dream), starring
Erdoğan as well as Mert Fırat,
Kıvanç Tatlıtuğ, Belçim Bilgin, Taner
Birsel, Ahmet Mümtaz Taylan and Farah Zeynep Abdullah, the film received
a total of 16,343,340 liras.
In the center are two young struggling poets, Rüştü Onur and Muzaffer
Tayyip Uslu, played respectively by Mert Fırat and TV heartthrob Kıvanç
Tatlıtuğ, making his transition to screen actor. Although based on true
life stories, Onur and Uslu are relatively lesser-known poets whose
names will not ring any bell for many in the Turkish audience.
“Don’t write love poems,” wrote Austrian poet Rainer Maria Rilke in his
“Letters to a Young Poet.” It is not a piece of advice these two young
poets take to heart. On the contrary, writing love poems are at the
heart of the film, the ultimate drive for the two men as they seek the
love of the same girl with their poems.
The film tells the story of two unknown poets, Rüştü Onur and Muzaffer
Tayyip Uslu living in World War II-era Zonguldak. Galas were held for it
in different cities including London, Los Angeles and Dubai.
Yılmaz Erdoğan’s film has been
viewed by more than 1.6 million people since its release Feb. 22. According to information from Box Office Turkey, the film was released in 578 theaters and has been seen by 1,692,999 people.
“Kelebeğin Rüyası” (The Butterfly’s Dream) has turned out to be one of
those all-great period dramas for me. Filmmaker, writer, actor and –
while unbeknownst to some – poet Yılmaz Erdoğan returns to the screen
with a tale of poetry, youth and young love set in 1940s Turkey. Erdoğan
writes, directs, and takes screen time with a supporting role as the
revered poet Behçet Necatigil.
A gala event to mark the opening of Yılmaz Erdogan’s film “Kelebeğin
Rüyasi” (Butterfly’s Dream) has been held in Dubai. Fans of lead actor
Kivanc Tatlitug flocked to the gala event, which was also aired online
on Facebook, daily Hürriyet reported. As well as the United Arab
Emirates (UAE), the film simultaneously opened across
Europe and the Middle East.
The London Turkish Film Festival’s (LTFF) gala night has been held in
London, with the opening movie “Kelebeğin Rüyası” (The Butterfly’s
Dream) being screened at Leicester Square’s Odeon West End cinema.
Kadir İnanır received the
festival’s lifetime achievement award while Reis Çelik, the director of
“Lal Gece” (Red Night) movie received the Golden Wings Digitürk Digital
Distribution award. With the award, Çelik won 30,000 pounds award to
support the distribution of the film in the U.K. and Ireland.
After receiving his own award, İnanır said he was very honored and happy, and also addressed the Turkish community in London.
“You are living here, but I know you long for your own country. I have brought you greetings from Turkey,” he said.
Kıvanç
Tatlıtuğ said he was very happy to be in London and Mert Fırat stressed
that a great deal of labor had gone into the making of the movie.
Over
the years, the LTFF has screened nearly 300 feature and 350 short and
documentary films. The festival has also invited nearly 250 guests,
including directors, producers, actors, and short film-makers.
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